Pottery & porcelain
Cockson & Chetwynd marks
Cobridge, England, United Kingdom · 1866–1875 · 6 marks.
- Active years
- 1866–1875
- Country
- United Kingdom
- City / region
- Cobridge, England
- Products
- china, earthenware
- Marks
- 6
Dated marks & timeline
6 marks
1866–1872
IMPERIAL IRONSTONE CHINA COCKSON, CHETWYND & Co COBRIDGE C C & Co
impressed · earthenware · Cobridge, England
An eagle replaces the British Royal Arms for the American market. A separate impressed C C & Co mark is also present.
Undated
IMPERIAL IRONSTONE CHINA COCKSON, CHETWYND & Co
The registration diamond dates the breakfast-service design to 7 January 1868, not the mark-use period.
impressed · earthenware · Cobridge, England
the wording impressed inside the reads - ROYAL Cockson, Chetwynd & Co Cobridge the Registration Diamond shows that the pattern/design (for a Breakfast service) was registered on the 7th January 1868
About Cockson & Chetwynd
Cockson & Chetwynd manufactured white graniteware for the American market at the Globe Pottery, Cobridge. Elijah and David Chetwynd joined Charles Cockson in 1866; David left in 1872. After Charles Cockson’s death his son continued, and the partnership changed to Cockson & Seddon in 1876.